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Mountains Edge Rejection of zoning change to high density apartments

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Christy Ozeroglu
8 years ago

No high density in housing in Mtn’s Edge. Infrastructure is already overburdened.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No to the zoning change. Stop turning this into a low-income housing community.

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Denise Bernardo
8 years ago

I do not want low rent housing on Quarterhorse and Blue Diamond

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Mike Jonea
8 years ago

Stop making the area look like trash

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Brandy Kuntz
8 years ago

Opposed

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Our schools are at maximum capacity. We need schools not apartments.

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Brandy Kuntz
8 years ago

I am a Mountains Edge homeowner opposed to high density housing.

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MaryAnne Cruzado
8 years ago

No to the zone change to high density residential (low income apartments).

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Gennebelle Rivera
8 years ago

Because this is a great area for families. If more apartments get built, it will be very populated that it will not be a good area for families with kids. And besides. More people means more polution. This area is clean because theres not a lot of population and traffic.

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Dion M Gillott
8 years ago

We don’t need any more hud housing. I don’t want low income housing here.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Build this else where!

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Ben Cabrera
8 years ago

i oppose tge zoning change, im a resudent at 10048 keifer valley st. 89178

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Ann Benell
8 years ago

This would hurt our community.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

We don't need anymore apartments.

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Natalie ruisi
8 years ago

This cant happen. It would not be good for this area in anyway

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Jennifer K
8 years ago

Bringing high density, low income properties to this newly developing area not only subjects us to our property value depreciating but higher crime rates and higher amounts of traffic. We purchased homes in this area at higher costs to get away from high density ridden areas of Las Vegas, not to be part of it!!

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Crystal Caywood
8 years ago

I oppose the apartment complex that is proposed for Quarter Horse and Blue Diamond. Our schools in mountains edge are beyond capacity!!

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Alicia B
8 years ago

Nooooo!! Just noooo!

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Blanca Trujillo
8 years ago

No Apartments inMountains Edge!

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Anthony Lim
8 years ago

Traffic and new housing is choking our main thoroughfare, Blue Diamond. What the area does not need is another apartment project which would entailis higher occupancy.